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And there are HTML'ized versions of my English Edition FAQ at: Jason's Home Page and Dexco FF7.

Also, the FF7 FAQ has gone international! Three people are currently writing versions of this FAQ in Spanish, French, and Swedish. While none of the versions are complete, it's nice to know that people are willing to translate this entire thing into another language!

Currently up is the Swedish translation of the FF7 US FAQ, which can be found at: http://home4.swipnet.se/~w-45246/ffvii/ff7main.htm. The page is maintained by Daniel Burvall, and...what can I say? He's done an excellent job. While the main walkthough itself isn't up, all the other sections have been converted and look very nice. You can reach Mr. Burvall with comments or questions.

The French translation has also been put up. It's located at this address: http://myweb.worldnet.fr/~rotereau, and is based on version 2.1 of the Japanese FAQ and 0.2 of the English FAQ. Maintained by Antoine Rotereau, it's another excellent translation and will undoubtedly help out a lot of people.